Buried Kin of Montagu and Public Notices in London
Long column notes the deaths and genealogies of prominent families including the Montagu and Wearg lines, plus various obituaries and social notices. Reports on Boyle Lectures beginning in 1735, royal pardons, crime, smuggling, and local incidents follow, with annals of international and domestic affairs and minor court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Charles Montagu
Ely
Great Britain
Westminster
St. Germain
Cornwall
Wearg
Clement Wearg
Laft
Ormond-street
Brocas Gardiner
John Kelynge
Elynge
Red Lion-street
Holbourn
King
Daniel King
William Pritchard
London
Trinity Church
Southwark
John Pattington
Pattington
Sevenoaks
Kent
Maidstone
Boyle
Bow- Church
Derhem
Tenison
Canterbury
Bogie
St. Michael’s
Crooked-lane
Henry Ashurst
Joan Rotheram
John Evelyn
Alo
Semons
Ray
Grace of Canterbury
Thomas Tenison
Serpent of Seave
Brill
Bucks
Berlin
Porstam
Maety
Hambourg
Sweden
Brose Skinner
Lorig-Bridge
Barking
Essex
William Mason
Eat Tilney
Haynal Lodge
We van Foxett
Dagenham
Hyde Park Corner
Robert Grosvenor
Bart
Aix
James Figg
Maryone
Duminelle
Compter
William Gogan
Labrane
Darby O'Brian
Terence MacMahan
Clare
France
Mr. Sayer
Whitechapel
Leicester
Loughborough
Sayer
William Rogers
Newgate
Board of
Green-Cloth
Royal Palace
Suffolk-street
Chaxing-Cross
St. James’s
Gotsey
Déan-Street
Soho
St. Giles’s Watch-House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lisbon
Strate
Madrid
Italy
Cardinal Alberoni
Don Carlos
Prague
Dyet
Bohemia
Vienna
M.rodinson
Iis
House of Austria
Upper Rhine
Alsace
Rhine
Hague
N.S
Mer Luiicius
Philipsbourg
Kersch
Wight
Strasbourg
Germany
Eugene
Manheim
Palatine
Duke of
Wirtemberg
West-Indies